Arcadia Proved Easy For Locals In Basketball Match
Co L defeated Arcadia A A 67 to 19 at the Armory Tuesday night as Lebanon Area showed speed and teamwork. Lambert led with 12 baskets, others contributed while Feeney and Mosebaugh added points. fans expect a stronger Columbus team to challenge locals.
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Co. L
Arcadia A. A
Armory
Feeney
Lambert
Smith
Goodbar
Garrett
Columbus
Down State
Columbus Five
Lebanon
Kaltenback
Garrett Lehr Smith
Kerr Goodbar
Mosebaugh Feeney
Winders Pield Gsoals
Kerr
Mosebaugh
Liehr
Winders
Dale
Burns
Searer
Truitt
Surprise Party for Dr Otis Airhart Farewell
Friends and neighbors hosted a farewell surprise Tuesday at the Airharts Dicke street home as the couple prepares to move to a country site north of Lebanon. After an oyster supper, guests played cards. Attending were Mr and Mrs Wynn, Mr and Mrs James Cox, Mr and Mrs Bert Kersey and Florence, Mr and Mrs Fred Cooper and niece Mary, Mrs Clarence Powell, Mrs Cones and daughter Pauline, Miss Ruth Weitzel, and You Richardson.
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Otis Airhart
Dicke Street
Airbert
Lebanon
Mra. Wynn
James Cox
Mra
Bert Kersey
Florence
Fred Cooper
Mary
Clarence Powell
Cones
Pauline
Ruth Weitzel
You Richardson
Clayton Lionettes Lose to Presbyterian SSA In Forfeit
A Clayton special reports Company L basketball at Lebanon faced the Presbyterian Sunday School team. Clayton led 27 to 11 when a visiting player was injured and the game was forfeited to Clayton with more minutes left. Dietch Special slated for next Saturday night. Co LA did not play at Clayton or have a date with that team.
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Clayton
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Independents
Presbyterian
Dietch Speciala
Co. LA
Wall Paper Line at The Paint Spot Store
The Paint Spot Store on West Mate Street expands stock with a new wall paper line. Harry Saunders heads the operation and Hoover Mahan becomes associate to Saunders and will oversee the store. The firm prepares stock for spring business as the only exclusive nail and paint establishment in the area.
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West Mate
Harry. Saunders
Hoover Mahan
Mr. Saunders
Meeting of Assessors and Club Reorganization Reported
Eben H. Wolcott state tax commissioner addressed assessors noting the need for township records on property and livestock. W. S. P. girls club reorganized with Lila Chavez as president and Florence Kersey as hostess. nonresident notice concerns a quiet title suit in Boone County with multiple defendants named and April 28, 1914 deadline.
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Eben H. Wolcott
Closing Meeting of Camegie Science Club Year
The closing meeting on East Main Street featured Mrs D G Edwards and Mrs McBroom as hostesses with Mrs Flickinger absent, replaced by Mrs K W Robbing. A corn demonstration by Mrs Edwards and a talk on milk by Mrs Robbing delighted members. A paper on Table Linen care by Mrs McBroom followed. Officers elected: President Bra H J N Coons, Vice President Mrs Ed Morris, Secretary Mrs L A Richey, Treasurer Mrs D G Edwards. Buffet refreshments and a social hour concluded the sat meeting before next fall’s opening.
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Camegie Science Club
D. G. Edwards
East Main Street
Notice of Appointment in Boone County Indiana
Brice Neal named administrator of the estate of Jennie Neal deceased in Boone County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Jesse Neff, attorney, files notice of appointment for the administrator Brice Neal.
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State of
Indiana
Boone County
Jennie Neal
Brice Neal
Jesse Neff
Tile At Reduced Prices For Spring Delivery
The advertisement promotes reduced prices on all tile for spring delivery and urges early visits. It lists W. H. Nay and phone 556-L Lebanon as contact details, emphasizing limited supply. The page also notes a stockholders meeting of the Reesville Telephone Company on Saturday March 21 at 1 o'clock in Mechanburg to elect four new directors. By order of the Board.
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W. H. Nay
Lebanon
Reessville Telephone Company
Mechan
Hogs and cattle market report from Indianapolis
Indianapolis markets report small hog run but solid demand from shippers keeps prices firm. Cattle and calves traded around 50 dollars for calves, with sheep and lambs near 200, while hog sales posted 8.86 to 8.90 per unit amid信 improved packer clearance prospects and prices 5 to 10 cents higher.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Ind
Moose Team Ready Soon
Walter Cox named manager of the Moore baseball team for the coming season with C. C. Heflin as secretary. The Monge team will play Sunday and other times this year. Cox will recruit players and complete the roster soon, with Eglin from Wabash College expected to join, plus Hanna Dale and Robinson. Open local season on the flat Sunday in May, with several early away games planned.
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Walter Cox
Moore
C. C. Heflin
Monge
Holl~ Tay
Cox
Eglin
Wabash
Baseball Nine
Moone
Hanna, Dale
Robinson
Fleld
Local residents and visitors in Indiana and beyond
Earl Bell returns to La Crosse after a month with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Bell. Carl Smith and wife plan to move to Kokomo for a job with a clothing firm. Mrs Jessie Allen of Denver arrives to tend her ill mother Mrs Wal Riley. Carre Davis and daughter Virwinis visit Fountain City to see her mother who had a slight stroke. Mr and Mrs John Heatherington hosted Mr and Mrs J W Davidson and Mr and Mrs Albert Rogers. Fred Thompson of Advance Bank suffers progressive eye trouble threatening sight. A M Laughlin spoke in Indianapolis on Practical Adaptation of the Steel Wheel to Commercial Car.
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Earl Bell
la Crosse
Indiana
Elizabeth Bell
Meridian Street
Carl Smith
Kokomo
Smith
Jessie Allen
Denver
Colorado
Wal Riley
Carre Davis
Virwinis
Fountain’ City
Diana
John Heatherington
J. W. Davidson
Albert Rogers
Fred Thompson
Advance
Mr. Thompson
A.M. Laughlin
Sociaty of Automobile Engineers
Indianapolis
Local Notes From Mechanicburg Area Social Roundup
Mechanicsburg residents report farm plans, visits and family get togethers. Harry Reagan to farm Mrs Fall place this summer. Isaac Lanpher and wife returned home to Berean Springs Michigan after brief visit. Mrs Mary Demoss came back from three weeks with her brother at Waveland. Funeral attended for Mrs Rebecca Bringer in Advance. Daughters of Rebekah anniversary planned. Hardware opening by Lawrence & Harting drew large crowds and prizes awarded including a churn washing machine and galget. Eric Haton and wife visiting relatives have returned to North Vernon.
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Mechanicsburg
Harry Reagan
Frank Fall
Isaac Lanpher
Berean Springs
Michigan
Mary Demoss
Waveland
Frank Castetter
Elmer Luge
George Castetter
Rebecca Bringer
Chm Rogers
Buntix
Robert Hogara
Rebek
School Boys Respond To Cigarette Questions In Lebanon
A survey of students from the Central school grades four through eight collected anonymous answers about smoking and minor access to cigarettes. Among about 110 boys, eight said they smoke, with some admitting occasional tobacco use, and several named common local places where minors can buy cigarettes.
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Central School
Lebanon
Snower
Mtg
Campaign Spending By County Democratic Nominees
Statements filed with the county clerk itemize campaign expenses for Democratic contenders. Names include W B Harrison 24.05, Riker 10.00, George W Jackson 32.50, James A Bowman 16.10, John T Brown 23.60, A O Spencer 25.50, J A Qoons 16.75, W J Wood 32.68, Leonard Burton 25.00, 3 & Gacu enour 42.41, James W Proffitt 112.00, G C Galvin 8.60, John T Casey 9.00, M M Apple 22.55, W H Part 24.10, Cleve Goodwin 32.82. Carla Davis and Cunrley McClain to no expense.
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Gardner
W. BP. Harrison
Mr. Riker
George W. Jackson
James A. Bowman
John T. Brown
A. O. Spencer
J. A. Qoons
W. J. Wood
Leonard Burton
Gacuenour
James W. Proffitt
G. C. Galvin
John T. Casey
M. M.apple
W. H. Part
Cleve Goodwin
Carla Davis
Cunrley McClain
Eclipse of the Moon Draws Lebanon Residents Out
Lebanon residents gathered to view the moon eclipse last night and were rewarded as the spectacle proved bright at every stage. The event began around dark and lasted about three hours with clear visibility throughout.
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Lebanon
Why You Should Go to Church on Next Sunday
A fragmented 1920s plea urges readers to attend church next Sunday. It links open churches to social service and community cohesion, arguing participation honors ancestors, supports altruism, and aligns individuals with a nationwide push for broader church engagement in society.
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Florence Kersey
Lila Chavez
Esther Gardner
State of Indiana
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Catherine Kearsey
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Circuit Court
Boon
Evan Evans
John W.evans
Mary Evans
James Gardner
J. M. Worley
Plaintif
Bathapeople
MOOSE
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Rooe
Ward City News
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Balan
Louise Stone
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Linoe
Dwight A. Campbell
Eva Satple
W. W. Keys
East South Street
Roy Altium
Harry Patterson
Thormtown
C. & Platt & Son
Andra Slagle
John Grater
Near Advance
Ji Roselle Smith
South Meridian Street
Senat
A. Morrison
Mary Sherwood
Epworth League
M. E. Church
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Harrie Crider
W. J. DeVol
Coombs
W. W. Stevens
Loseter Tosiog
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